We train Artificial Intelligence models that actually ship

Most AI projects stall somewhere between a promising Jupyter notebook and production. We take messy, real-world data from Scottish enterprises, build models around it, and deploy inference pipelines that run 24/7 without babysitting.

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73
Models deployed since 2021
4.2 M
Records classified per day
98.6%
Average precision on tabular tasks
14
Industries served

Services shaped around your data, not ours

Predictive analytics

We build regression and classification models on your historical records. Demand forecasting for retail, churn prediction for subscription platforms, fault detection for manufacturing lines. Each model ships with an API endpoint and a monitoring dashboard that flags drift before accuracy drops.

Computer vision systems

From quality inspection on food production conveyors to reading handwritten forms in legal archives, our vision pipelines handle annotation, training, and edge deployment. We favour ONNX runtimes so the model runs on a £40 board, not a £4,000 GPU.

Natural language processing

Ticket routing, contract clause extraction, sentiment scoring on customer feedback. We fine-tune transformer architectures on domain-specific corpora so the model understands your jargon, not just generic English. Average turnaround from labelled data to staging environment: six weeks.

Data pipeline engineering

A model is worthless if the data feeding it arrives late or dirty. We design ingestion, cleaning and feature-store pipelines using Airflow, dbt and BigQuery (or Postgres, depending on your stack). Pipelines include automated tests that catch schema changes before they break inference.

From raw data to running system

1

Data audit

We spend two days inside your existing databases, spreadsheets, or APIs. The output is a short report listing what is usable now, what needs cleaning, and what is missing entirely. No charge for this step if we move forward together.

2

Prototype sprint

In three weeks we build a minimal model on a representative sample. You see real metrics: precision, recall, F1. If the numbers do not justify going further, we tell you honestly and you owe nothing beyond the sprint fee.

3

Production build

The winning architecture gets containerised, tested under load, and deployed behind an API gateway. We write integration docs your own developers can follow. Typical timeline here is four to eight weeks depending on data volume and compliance requirements.

4

Monitoring and retraining

Models decay. We set up automated drift detection that compares live predictions against ground truth on a rolling window. When accuracy slips past an agreed threshold, a retraining job fires and a human reviews the candidate model before promotion.

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Things clients ask before signing

It depends on the task. For tabular classification with fewer than 20 features, a few thousand labelled rows can produce useful results. Image tasks usually need at least 500 labelled examples per class, though we use data augmentation to stretch smaller sets. During the data audit we give you a frank assessment: if the volume is too thin, we will say so rather than take your money.
Yes. We deploy on AWS, GCP and Azure. If you have an on-premises requirement for regulatory reasons, we also set up Kubernetes clusters on bare metal. We match the tooling to your existing ops team so handover is smooth.
A prototype sprint starts at £8,500. Full production builds range from £25,000 to £90,000 depending on complexity, data volume and integration points. Ongoing monitoring retainers run between £1,200 and £3,500 per month. We quote fixed prices after the data audit so there are no surprises.
You do. Every deliverable, including model weights, training scripts, pipeline code and documentation, transfers to you on final payment. We retain no licence to your data or outputs. The contract spells this out in plain language.
Absolutely. About a third of our projects start as rescue jobs. We profile the existing model, identify where it loses accuracy (often data leakage or label noise), and either retrain it or replace the architecture. Rescue audits take one week and cost £4,200.

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